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Gahret is an annoying little turd. He will beat you up and take your lunch money. One time he rubbed glue in my hair. I was pulling chunks of hair out of my head for a week. He hates his little sister and bit her once. She still has a scar on her face were he bit it.
Steelers are bae steelers are life
They will come at you with a knife if you don’t believe that they will win we will come and rip off all your skin
If you are scared to come play us you better not come and cuss we will hit over and over again and make you have a very sharp pain
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